Learning and Memory

Which one of these basic definitions of learning, is NOT correct?

What are the 2 types of learning?

The task of a biological psychologist is to understand what in relation to learning and memory? (choose 3)

Which of these psychologists devised the theory on classical conditioning in 1927?

Which psychologist developed the theory of Operant conditioning in 1938?

Which one of these answers is NOT a function of associative and non-associative learning?

According to Pavlov, classical conditioning resulted in a strengthened connection between which two areas of the brain?

An Engram is (by hypothetical means) an area where memory traces are stored.

Frank Skinner made multiple deep cuts in the rats brain to try and find the engram.

Equipotentiality is when:

Mass action is when:

Modern searches for the Engram, Richard Thompson: Classical conditioning responses in the rabbit. Tone ([blank_start]CS[blank_end]) + Puff of air in the eye ([blank_start]UCS[blank_end]) --> Blink ([blank_start]UCR[blank_end]) Tone ([blank_start]CS[blank_end]) --> Blink ([blank_start]UCR[blank_end])

LIP stands for Lateral interpositus nucleus. Which is located in the cerebellum.

During a study, researchers found that when the LIP (lateral interpositus nucleus) was suppressed during conditioning, the rabbits in the study learned quicker.

Lateral interpositus nucleus (LIP) is:

Red Nucleus (midbrain structure which receives input from the cerebellum) is for:

Hebb (1949) suggested that the processes for immediate recall and past event recall were...

Baddeley and Hitch (1974) introduced a new concept involving working memory. They said that working memory uses: (choose 3)

The pre-frontal cortex is involved with complex and executive cognitive functions

Which of these change at a cellular level during learning? (choose 2)

Hebb (1949) proposed that 'The Hebbian Synapse' is when...

LTP is short for what in regards to the cellular level?

LTD stands for long term dendrites

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Intact procedural memory is when there is an impaired ability to state memory in words - conscious memory.

Poor declarative memory is the impaired ability to state memory in words, conscious memory.

Which specialisations is a main role for the hippocampus? (choose 3)

Drag and drop the correct brain part to the function

Which of these are main causes for Korsakoff's syndrome? (Choose 3)

Alzheimer's disease is caused by a protein called: